This is what I think the 2028 Camaro sedan will look like

[Stonehauler]

Change the badges around the blacked out one gets called a Chevy and the Chrome goes to Buick.

I am not a great AI picture prompter. I fully admit that, but I would buy either of these two cars. Obviously, there would need to be more stylistic changes and even more changes under the hood (shocked and sprung a bit different, more upscale interior in the Buick vs the Chevy, but not full scale tecno-palace that is the CT5.

 

[102SS]

I am not a great AI picture prompter. I fully admit that, but I would buy either of these two cars. Obviously, there would need to be more stylistic changes and even more changes under the hood (shocked and sprung a bit different, more upscale interior in the Buick vs the Chevy, but not full scale tecno-palace that is the CT5.

The design isn't a problem
The Camaro got the chrome and the Buick got blacked out
I just think it should be the other way around unless Buick brings back the GN and GNX names

 

[Stonehauler]

Ahh, I see what you mean. I agree. That said, I am hoping the Grand National does come back. I would not mind the Buick doing a little parts sharing, but I agree, the blackout wheels would look nice on the Chevy. I don't think the ground effects and the splitter work well on the Buick either. I should have removed them. The Camaro needs both of those though. The Camaro also needs a bit of a window envelope tuck to give it a little more emphasis on the hips/haunch (whatever you want to call them) of the rear fender meeting the glass envelope. Maybe a bit more of a fastback style for the Chevy, while the Buick retains a separate trunk.

One of the biggest alternative market designs I can see is the police interceptor. I am not sure they can use a fastback unless it is never used for transporting a suspect or detaining a suspect, but a "three box" version could. That said, have police largely adapted to the SUV style cruiser these days and would find a sedan restrictive?

 

[Stonehauler]

dupe post

 

[ARC]

I would love to see Buick adopt the Grand National/GNX name on something like this.

 

[Stonehauler]

That's not bad.

Obviously it's done in the style of a concept vehicle, because those wheels are way too big and those tires too narrow for a production vehicle. Likewise the body lines on the doors are great for a concept, won't work in real life, plus you need a few more inches (at least one) of ground clearance. Probably need a little more overhang in the rear or shift the rear wheels a bit further forward

However, the overall silhouette isn't bad at all though and I can definitely see the general shape and flow getting into a production vehicle... I dig it!

 

[ARC]

Here's my Ai render of what I think the 2028 Camaro Sedan could realistically look like.

 

[ARC]

2028 Camaro Sedan - Ai Design Concept

 

[ARC]

More colors of my 2028 Camaro Sedan Ai Concept:

 

[arpad_m]

These are good looking sedans, I just find it hard to associate them with a Camaro.

It's pretty difficult for an AI to come up with something that is sporty, 4-door yet doesn't look like an existing car fused with parts from another; this one feels like a Charger with a Supra rear and some Camaro bits on the side, maybe even the front...

 

[ARC]

These are good looking sedans, I just find it hard to associate them with a Camaro.

It's pretty difficult for an AI to come up with something that is sporty, 4-door yet doesn't look like an existing car fused with parts from another; this one feels like a Charger with a Supra rear and some Camaro bits on the side, maybe even the front...

This is actually based on real concept art GM had hanging in their booth last year as seen here:

 

[Classicrockr]

I would love to see Buick adopt the Grand National/GNX name on something like this.

Hell yes

 

[ARC]

I would expect to have larger side windows like this:

 

[Ace]

Here's my Ai render of what I think the 2028 Camaro Sedan could realistically look like.

You just copied in Car & Drivers renderings and told Gemini to make it 4 doors...